"Mucho calor, mucho calor," said one, meaning very hot, very hot.
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I wish I could have gotten you better seats, but it's a very hot show, Dad — very hot show.
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The bolognese is braised at 215 degrees, which gave me pause: that's not a very hot oven — more like a very hot sauna.
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It's very hot; the people there aren't ambitious at all.
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Imagine stepping slowly and carefully into a very hot bathtub.
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Because I'm so active, I tend to get very hot.
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The economy is very hot and unemployment is very low.
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"It's typically very hot to do outdoor activities," Hu said.
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"I just thought it was very hot tonight," he said.
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Inside the rooms is very hot without power for fans.
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I THINK RIGHT NOW WE'RE SEEING RHETORIC THAT'S VERY HOT.
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"It was very hot, very sweaty, very freaky," she said.
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The sun is made of plasma, very hot charged particles.
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"They are very hot on brand protection," Ms. Burt said.
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Don't park in the sun when it's very hot outside.
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Cannabis is very hot as a concept to invest in.
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"I just thought it was very hot tonight," Federer said.
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Yes, it's a very hot topic in the food challenge community!
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Heat a cast iron skillet in the smoker until very hot.
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The case was very hot when I went to touch it.
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Conventional telescopes can only observe very hot, bright things like stars.
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The watering holes are often trouble spots during very hot weekends.
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I bring a fan because it's usually very hot out there.
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As I've told everyone, it's a very hot piece of costume.
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But it does prove one thing: It's very hot in Australia.
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Droneship landing challenging -- very hot and fast first-stage reentry pic.twitter.
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Going in, everyone knew this year's session could be very hot.
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That's because the planet is about to get very, very hot.
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Look, in this country, immigration reform is a very hot debate.
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"That is a very hot day on Pluto," Dr. Binzel said.
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"It's particular to a very hot summer's day," Ms. McLean said.
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It was very hot, which I credit to the bounty-hunting.
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The island can get very hot from 12 to 2 p.m.
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It was the middle of summer and very hot and humid.
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That could lead to a very hot summer indeed for Grassley.
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One slight disadvantage, however, is that artificial grass can get very hot.
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Preheat the skillet over high heat for about1 minute until very hot.
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It's also more difficult to taste when the food is very hot.
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Jim Cramer: And he is a very hot engine so to speak.
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Heat a large skillet or wok over medium heat until very hot.
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But you're very hot, and I wonder how that all comes together.
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Jason Momoa proves that long hair done right can be very hot.
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The other is cleaned by submerging the sand in very hot water.
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"It's very hot in there, just a heads up," Clark warns me.
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Hot bodies, so very hot, like balls of fire－they wanted water.
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"It was very, very hot; we had to back up," she said.
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"It's very hot, if you will, at the moment," Weihrauch told Reuters.
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It can be very hot in the summer and bitter in winter.
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But it's been a very hot debate recently in nerdy antitrust conferences.
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Even on a frigid winter's morning boiling water is very hot, you see.
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" Upon receiving other sexually explicit photos of female toddlers, he said: "Very hot.
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Europe is set to experience another bout of very hot weather this week.
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That's a very hot space and people see value in it very quickly.
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"Look, in this country, immigration reform is a very hot debate," said Sanders.
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"Hillary is from the 90s, which are very hot right now," said Hansel.
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Internet and technology sectors are very hot across different countries in the region.
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Surprisingly, we have measured some very hot temperatures right here on planet Earth.
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Using an iOS device in very hot conditions can permanently shorten battery life.
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Add ¼ cup very hot water, and stir until mostly dissolved and uniform. 3.
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It's sunny and very hot, and there are birds and bees and insects.
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It was very hot and there was a long wait at a checkpoint.
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MJ Rodriguez is heating up (the already very hot) 2019 Emmys red carpet!
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"Yes, it was very, very hot today and I felt it," said Halep.
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Very, very hot, but you know what I like more and I like .
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He makes himself Exhibit A ... and Exhibit B is a very hot singer.
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Here's an unedited still taken on a very hot and sunny day in Brooklyn.
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Then carefully transfer it into the pot (the Dutch oven will be very hot).
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Trucks are very hot right now, actually, in a way that sedans are not.
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So, in total, this is a very hot space, and potentially for good reason.
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It does well only in mild climates that aren't ever very hot or cold.
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Zac Efron as Ted Bundy, however, is very much alive, and very, very hot.
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Niall Horan was blazin' in the sun Friday during a very hot afternoon jog.
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"Last year was very hot, I'd never seen a summer as hot," he explains.
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Heat a cast-iron skillet until very hot, about 5 minutes; add the oil.
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"It was very hot, but everybody had to get through the heat," Sumgong said.
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Beyond that, he's written very hot dissents in the contraception mandate case over Obamacare.
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That's our cue to take very hot showers then decamp to my cool bedroom.
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Antony J. Blinken The Russian occupation of eastern Ukraine produced one very hot summer.
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It was very hot, and bullock carts kept squeaking past on the main road.
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It is typically a very hot ticket, and one that does not come cheap.
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But it can also be used as an incendiary weapon, setting very hot fires.
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At the very least, she could have warned him the coffee was very hot.
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It's not about that, it's about having a lifetime history of drinking very hot beverages.
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Even if all that make-believing came true, the world would still get very hot.
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Computer vision of course — a very hot area for tech activity (and acquisitions) these days.
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"When William and Kate arrive they can expect it to be very hot," he continues.
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D.C. is very hot and muggy today, with possible thunderstorms and rain in the evening.
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Homebuilders are still producing well below historical norms, and demand for housing is very hot.
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The politicking is intense: "Hot, very hot," as a former minister described the political climate.
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It was now very hot in the car, and the movie's sound filled the space.
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Also for your economy now being down again so it looks like very hot models.
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"yeah but let's see an @IdrisElba pic from 1995 (prob still very hot)," Teigen replied.
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"Teigen replied, "yeah but let's see an @IdrisElba pic from 1995 (prob still very hot).
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Soften the curd: Heat 1/2 gallon of water until very hot but not boiling.
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On a couple of occasions, I noted that the rear hinge enclosure got very hot.
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Because right now enterprise is very hot in that way, and kind of hip even.
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The confession (and, admittedly, the very hot sex scene) is "The Affair" in a nutshell.
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Very, very hot, but you know what I like Danaher more and I like Thermo.
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The timing was perfect, the beaches were not crowded and it was not very hot.
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It's going to be very hot and that will make my serve a little faster.
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"I just thought it was very hot tonight," Federer said after his fourth-round defeat.
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"FleetCor has a superb long-term story, and the fintech stocks are very hot," he said.
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"He looks like Seal and I think Seal is very hot and very handsome," she says.
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"[Henry] looks like Seal and I think Seal is very hot and very handsome," Klum said.
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It was a very hot day and my family was preparing to go to a barbecue.
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Not only do we get very hot, we also get down to about minus 200 Fahrenheit.
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"It's going to be a very hot summer," Mr. Delicote said, "and a very hard fall."
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President Donald Trump concurred and added that "New York City definitely is a very hot spot."
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Valeria warned that the dollop of mustard served with the plate of salo is very hot.
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This wasn't a problem as the weather was very hot and the water felt so refreshing.
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It was only midmorning when we arrived but already very hot over the dry clay land.
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Keep in mind, this was all going on during a period where scams were Very Hot.
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If nothing else, the mothers were a breath of fresh air in a very hot week.
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It didn't rain, thank goodness, but it was very hot and humid despite it being October.
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They were wearing these giant, very hot, physically hot costumes down the street in San Diego.
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Oh, and she left a very hot Scot of her own behind when she returned to Boston.
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If that separator is breached, the electrodes come in contact, and things get very hot very quickly.
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We join Helen having very hot, very tantric sex with her current boyfriend and roommate, Dr. Vic.
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" If we don't change those patterns, then the world is likely to get very hot," he said.
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If it's very hot inside, take frequent smoke breaks, or insist your host turn down the heat.
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"It was very hot competition and I like to win," Kelleher told NPR in a 2016 podcast.
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I take a very hot, steamy shower in hopes of opening up the tightness in my chest.
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Officials said very hot and dry conditions meant "extreme wildfire behavior" on all fronts around the fire.
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Plus, the AC will be a nice break from this beautiful and sunny but very hot weather.
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But the future of health care in the United States is a topic of very hot debate.
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For one thing, Zayn is very hot—there has to be another reason for his aLtErNaTiNg CaPs.
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"It's a very hot topic, so perhaps it will help to enable quicker decisions," he told Reuters.
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Very hot drinks have already been linked with oesophageal cancer in Iran and parts of South America.
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He said there wasn't enough evidence to suggest if eating very hot food might also be risky.
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Even mediocre figs turn into glistening, jammy puddles after a brief stint in a very hot oven.
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In 1967, Twiggy was a "very hot item" and everyone wanted a picture of her, Abolafia said.
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Second, it will take a very hot and powerful fire to thoroughly damage a phone's internal components.
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You need to scrub them with very hot water and the steam makes it hard to breathe.
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Add chopped kimchi and rice and sauté, stirring frequently, for 4-5 minutes, or until very hot.
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"I grew up in Mexico, in the north part of Mexico, where it's very hot," he said.
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"It's a very hot, dangerous landscape that we are walking around in the season," Ms. Marvel said.
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"We know that it's very hot at the moment but you can't moan about that," Henry said.
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"Investors want to be involved in something that sounds very positive—very 'hot,' very 'sexy,'" Romanovskaya says.
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JA Solar is redesigning some panels for very hot, dry deserts and others for very humid jungles.
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Which inevitably brought us around to the very hot-button 2010s issue of offensive jokes in comedy.
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She meets F4, a group of four very hot, very rich boys who all have unrealistically large hair.
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This includes heat exhaustion, which happens when you become very hot and your body loses water or salt.
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They decided that drinks consumed at very hot temperatures were linked to cancer of the esophagus in humans.
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The IARC had a much more declarative statement on very hot beverages: They are "probably carcinogenic" for humans.
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One disadvantage is that they use more energy on their own, especially on very hot or cold days.
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"Quebec's climate is an extreme climate; very hot summers, and very, very harsh and cold winters," Campeau laments.
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"As you can see, it's very hot nowadays so you need something refreshing for your body," says Nupur.
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Very hot drinks "probably" cause cancer, the UN's cancer research agency announced today, but that doesn't include coffee.
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"It was hot in the car, very hot — I thought maybe this was it for us," she said.
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It was a very hot day and all three drank water from the pitcher in their separate glasses.
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But some hedge funds also invest in commodities -- and crude oil was a very hot trade until recently.
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"Frying fries is the most difficult, as I get very hot from standing in front of the fryer."
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When the events are happening, we expect many people to come and the weather will be very hot.
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Hiatus only means more time with his very hot new boo ... so he probably ain't complaining too much.
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SERENITY JORDAN, 9 Clinton Hill, Brooklyn I chose this outfit because it's going to be very, very hot.
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One chemistry professor, Michelle Francl, said the oil is essentially grease and gets very hot before it vaporizes.
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Very hot ... all I remember is the soup was on my arm and it was hot as hell!
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His music, urgent and pulsating, was either very hot or very cold — no one could quite be sure.
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Manafort may be innocent, as he claims, but there is little doubt he is in very hot water.
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Those neutrons are very hot and crowded, so they smash together while moving outward, forming giant atomic cores.
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I think it's OK." Oclaro: "They had a very good quarter and the optical space is very hot.
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He turned the fan toward the mailman to share a little cool relief on a very hot day.
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This month, I finally had one that was richly flavored, well proportioned to the bun, and very hot.
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This has proved a very hot potato for Zelensky who signed up to the formula in early October.
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Weather was very hot and dry and with no relief in sight, conditions may deteriorate further this week.
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Sneakers and streetwear are "very hot now," said Sucharita Kodali, an e-commerce and retail analyst at Forrester.
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"We know that it's very hot at the moment but you can't moan about that," Ms. Henry said.
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"We had a whole back room full of very hot computer servers busy churning out footage," said Donen.
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"FleetCor has a superb long-term story, and the fintech stocks are very hot," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Lorde walked the red carpet at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards with a very hot accessory: the flu.
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Yates had really just been warming the very hot attorney general seat until Trump's nominee, the equally controversial Sen.
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The first thing you can do is limit the time you spend outside when it's very hot and humid.
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While downgrading its warning, the group did say that all "very hot" drinks, around 264 degrees, are probably carcinogenic.
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But the weather turned very hot very fast in the spring, and the snow melted much faster than expected.
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The online food ordering-and-delivery market, once very hot, appears to be cooling down a little in China.
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But should you enter the moist tile chamber filled with steam, or the dry but very hot wooden box?
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This was a challenge in itself because we shot the whole thing in Singapore, and it's very hot there.
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It's actually really good for any part of the world that's very hot in the summer and very damp.
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For example, don't leave your smartphone in the glove compartment of your car on very hot or cold days.
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" Applied Materials: "That sector is very hot, but Lam [Research] is the one that I am most comfortable with.
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Oh, and while we're on the topic, did we mention that his father also happens to be very hot?
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"It is very, very difficult due to the fact that it's very, very hot," volunteer firefighter Mario Cifuentes said.
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Renewable energy costs are stable and do not spike when the air temperature is very hot or very cold.
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"It's very hot and dusty here and I wonder whether this might have set the infection off," Alves said.
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Then, you drop them into very hot oil, and the two sides of the potato inflate like a balloon.
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BrodinskiSound the *Very Hot French Man* klaxon BROODS*smokes* Capital CitiesSacramento and Dover are getting the band back together.
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Not to state the obvious but summer is hot — very hot if you have to walk around New York.
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Canada scrambles for a trade deal, Russia prepares for military exercises and the U.S. Open is very, very hot.
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"Last year, I was in Barcelona, and the mornings were cold and the afternoons were very hot," explains Afridi.
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He keeps hopping from one leg to the other, because the ground he is standing on is very hot.
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In the three or four hours it takes me to drink my coffee, it indeed keeps it very hot.
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"Very hot showers tend to take the oil off your skin, and tend to irritate your skin," he said.
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Ewa: But be careful, because when it first comes out, it is very hot, so maybe at the end.
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That laser heated the material to about 6,000 Kelvin, which is very hot, but not hot enough to melt diamond.
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And at least one veteran investor says an economy that's running very hot could lead benchmark interest rates much higher.
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"They simply can't afford the fuel it takes to irrigate in the summer season, when it's very hot," Taylor said.
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"Depending on the weather you're either going to be very wet or very hot up there," the ninth earl says.
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Sex is such an escape right now, it's got this ephemeral lovely quality and that is very hot to me.
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If that doesn't read, make sure it's clear that they are both very hot and PEPSI made them that way.
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It suddenly felt very hot in that room, and I felt the sweat running down the backs of my knees.
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His corn received a total of only 0.6 inch (15 mm) over the last week, which started out very hot.
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A woman makes herself comfortable outside of her tent, trying to catch some shade on a very hot summer day.
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"Dubai's very hot in the summer, so I can't imagine that Caroline would spend the summers in Dubai," said Hermer.
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That would reduce total mortgage originations by 14 percent compared to this year, when the refinance market was very hot.
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"They are not very hot on the proposal to give new powers to the Commission," an EU diplomat told Reuters.
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"As an absolute cancer risk, very hot beverage consumption is very low compared to known carcinogens, including alcohol," he added.
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Anyone with asthma will always be better off avoiding any type of smoke and very cold or very hot air.
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Heat the remaining tablespoon of oil in a large cast-iron pan over high heat until very hot and smoking.
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She enlists his help to put an end to all of this, and the two have very, very hot sex.
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She vocally defended Russian President Vladimir Putin and other Russian interests, which prompted "very hot conversations," one former classmate said.
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My server advised me to wait a few minutes before starting in on them, as they were very, very hot.
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I'd won a Tony for it, and it was a very hot show at the moment, when Saturday Night began.
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"Gwyneth Paltrow, madam Goop, is very hot on it, as it were," she said, referring to the actor's lifestyle brand.
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Some experiments with rats and mice found "very hot" liquids, including water, could promote the development of tumours, it said.
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This year's festival was July 20 and 21, with 24 clubs competing in 47 games over two very hot days.
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"It was not very hot over the last week, that helps a bit to mitigate the effect," del Solar said.
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From the years he has spent working with writers, Dreyer knows that opinions about language usage can run very hot.
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But in cold or very hot weather, we tend to stay indoors, where our social interactions and activities are more limited.
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The men were asked to sit in a climatic chamber that simulated either very hot, dry conditions or hot, humid conditions.
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On Monday, following a very hot weekend in the UK, a man from Edinburgh, Scotland, began tweeting about his sun burn.
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After recording a 15-minute clip at 83K24 with stabilization, the bottom of the camera was very hot to the touch.
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It's the opposite case of Mars -- it's [only] 30% closer to the sun [than Earth], but it went very, very hot.
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Unfortunately, both scenarios yielded dramatic temperature rises in these desert regions, particularly during the summer months when it's already very hot.
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It's that up-and-coming women rappers and hip-hop artists also deserve their moment in the very hot L.A. sun.
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As extremely Canadian tinkerer AvE shows, you just stick the material into a very hot oxygen-free container until it's blackened.
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Wipe out skillet; add remaining 3 tablespoons butter, and place in oven until very hot and sizzling, about 3 minutes. 5.
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" Among young summer employees, he recalled, "there was this camaraderie that we're going to weather this very tough, very hot experience.
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They said that drinking "very hot" beverages was "probably carcinogenic," because the practice was linked to esophageal cancer in some studies.
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"A lot of times, these rooms are very hot, like saunas, and I guess that's a form of exercise," he said.
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She was very hot at that moment, and my hotness had sort of been already four years old by that point.
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His younger teammates helped him recover from a workout with a contrast shower — alternating between very hot and very cold water.
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Dr. Arnold, who was "feeling very hot-stuff," announced she was going to a reception that evening to meet the Queen.
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He borrowed his mother's car and he took her to 150 Wooster, a now long-gone but very hot SoHo restaurant.
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Drinking very hot beverages is now classified as probably carcinogenic in IARC's group 2A category, alongside red meat and nitrogen mustard.
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At that point, the fire got very hot, so he left the garage as their bodies were burning, the complaint says.
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Apart from the steam, they could also have been injured by "very hot rock debris," said Monash University volcanologist Raymond Cas.
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Before that, it was a small meme in the leftist corners of Twitter when very hot model Emily Ratajkowski endorsed him.
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Very hot drinks could make the esophagus more vulnerable to known cancer-causing agents such as alcohol and smoke, Freedman said.
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"China clearly is still very vibrant, very hot and a lot of people are very active in that sense," Chua added.
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Indeed, there is very hot gas that pervades the space between the thousands of galaxies that make up the Perseus galaxy cluster.
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When the grill is very hot, turn off 1 side, or push the coals to 1 side, keeping only 1 side hot.
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Especially when there are conspiracies to explore, possible murder mysteries to uncover, and longing glances between very hot people to watch unfold.
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And the brains part is we now are a very, very hot spot for technology, entrepreneurs, people who are creating innovative ideas.
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If frying's more your thing, make the balls, and put them in a very hot oil for two to three minutes. Done!
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Sometimes it's very hot on outside managers, then it bails on them in favor of building out a large internal investment team.
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That he had an allergic reaction, that he was itchy, his skin was very hot, and that he was having difficulty breathing.
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"He came out of Texas a very hot political property, and he went back as cold as you can be," Trump continued.
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On a very hot day, when quick matches would be appreciated, Ostapenko and Petkovic were on court for 2 hours 18 minutes.
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It's very, very hot and it's a lot of bumpy terrain, but it's also exquisitely beautiful and the people are just magnificent.
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Some findings, for instance, suggest that drinking very hot beverages at 149 degrees or more might increase the risk of esophageal cancer.
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In one of his first protest rallies during what had been a very hot summer, some of his supporters clashed with police.
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I'm suspecting you had a number of chances to do so, at some point, because it was very hot for a long time.
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Running the air conditioner in very hot weather can cut fuel economy by five to 25 percent, according to the Department of Energy.
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"Clean label is very hot right now — only a few ingredients and the consumer has heard of everything on the label," Wank explained.
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"[Here], drinking very hot beverages is common, and the reasons for this high incidence of this cancer are not well-understood," Wild said.
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"I think we should show solidarity with our army engaged at very hot borders right now and secondly with our actors," said Gultasab.
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He struck out nine and scattered six hits in seven innings in the win on a very hot (90 degrees) and muggy night.
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A good cup of English breakfast should be strong, with a little milk (preferably whole), sugar if you want it, and very hot.
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You can tell they're having a lot of fun together," says the second source, who adds that, "they're very hot and heavy together.
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Once iPhone 3G came out, I switched to doing UI design for mobile apps, which was a very hot topic at the time.
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Indeed, Gisler's simulations show that large (250 meter-across) rock coming in very hot could vaporize up to 250 metric megatons of water.
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Cauliflower was stir-fried with thick bacon slices in a very hot wok that caramelized the bumpy surface to a delicious mottled brown.
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"Rain is scarce and it's very hot, it's not good for the trees and young fruit," said Raphael Kouame, who farms near Daloa.
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"Anything leading to that is very hot right now," said Leitersdorf, who invests in Israeli technology firms, most recently cybersecurity company Karamba Security.
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If you're not using a food processor, mix the dough with a spoon or chopsticks because the dough will be very hot. 2.
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Story Deli, London: Jenner's taste for spicy slices might've drawn her to Story Deli, as its limited menu offers two "very hot" pizzas.
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"It's very hot and I sweat a lot," said Lin, who would only give her first name before rushing off on her rounds.
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The study said more research was needed on why exactly drinking very hot tea is associated with the higher risk of esophageal cancer.
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It was a time when real estate stories were very hot, and I was dispatched to interview some of the local big names.
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Heat an inch of vegetable oil to very hot in a wok or pan and fry the battered pods, turning once, until golden.
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Popular safari areas can be chilly mornings and late afternoons and very hot at midday, so dress in layers (and wear a hat).
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Heat an inch of vegetable oil to very hot in a wok or pan and fry the battered pods, turning once, until golden.
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"As for the coffee and tea, it does get very hot, and I like to think that kills all the germs," she said.
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Tumblr almost tumbled and then you sold it off to Yahoo, congratulations on that one, but it was very hot at the time.
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Government recommendations on fighting indoor biological pollution suggest more familiar tactics, like using dustproof mattress covers and washing bedding weekly in very hot water.
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"She was traversing through the desert in a very hot environment and succumbed to the elements," Pima County Chief Medical Examiner Gregory Hess said.
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"Today, for example, it is a very hot day in the city and I don't want to change my way of life," she said.
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These are huge spheres of gas many times larger than Earth -- like our Jupiter -- orbiting dangerously close to their stars, making them very hot.
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Almost everyone has a brow horror story whether it involves over-plucking in your teens or a bad experience with some very hot wax.
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Olympic swimmer, Ryan Lochte found himself swimming in some very hot water on Thursday after his claim of robbery was discredited by Brazilian authorities.
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In a dry and very hot pan, he sautees de-seeded shishitos until the skins get nicely blistered and the flesh is slightly wilted.
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"Most wine growers in Crete do not have irrigation systems yet so it's very difficult for them to fight very hot periods," she said.
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Yes. In the year of Billy Porter being carried into the Met Gala on the shoulders of six very hot men, we are taking!
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It was very hot that day, but she is so fit and I was like, 'Come on, you cannot be more tired than her.
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She must have known that this was a very, very hot thing to say, particularly to someone like me, an atheist and a desperado.
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When it's very cold or very hot, the air coming out of the vent in a school classroom or office may be completely recirculated.
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Fine or vintage items should be washed using the delicate cycle, or hand washed in very hot water (wear protective gloves if you're handwashing).
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Much is made of the leg of mutton that over several very hot summer days is repeatedly served to the family in a broth.
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Then you put them onto a sheet greased with olive oil and stick them in a very hot oven (like 23 or 210 degrees).
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In its evaluation of very hot drinks, IARC said animal studies suggest carcinogenic effects probably occur with drinking temperatures of 65 Celsius or above.
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Now European scientists have confirmed what had been suspected: 2019 was a very hot year, with global average temperatures the second highest on record.
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And that makes a difference because you're using very hot water under pressure, a different thing than a pour over or an arrow press.
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Those complaints persisted through the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6S and 0003S Plus, with some users also complaining that the phone got very hot.
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"Japan is very hot because of what&aposs happened this year with the evolution of the dynasty and the Olympics next year," Herrera said.
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Cheyer and Kittlaus' pedigree, however, instantly makes Viv a very hot player in the space, and we're looking forward to learning more on Monday.
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Pink is just very hot this year: It was a huge runway look, and one of the biggest trends on the Oscars red carpet.
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"It's very hot and humid here, not cool like back home," a young North Korean woman working in the museum cafe said in fluent English.
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"It's been very hot today, but we got through most of the program," said Hamilton, who is 29 points clear of Bottas after seven races.
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Sex dreams can be very hot or very awkward, but for the most part they're nothing more than entertaining because they live in your subconscious.
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Luckily, I was testing the Vi against a Garmin Fenix 5X, which had built-in maps that saved my bacon on a very hot day.
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This applies to people who have eaten hot peppers and those who have...well, received oral sex from someone who has eaten very hot peppers.
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"Here in the UK, we had a very hot summer, and as soon as it passed 30 degrees [Celsius], the lettuce stopped growing," says Gill.
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" Campaigning "in its own way, it's a pretty healthy act," Trump added, noting that "a lot of times these rooms are very hot like saunas.
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Although it's now officially autumn, it's still very hot Down Under and everyone needs a big, refreshing drink and a lie down once in awhile.
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And I really enjoy doing it; a lot of times these rooms are very hot, like saunas; and I guess that's a form of exercise.
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The dry season in the world's top cocoa producer stretches from mid-November to March and it is normally very hot in February and March.
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" Chesapeake Energy: "Chesapeake is cheap if it's very hot this summer, and it's not cheap – even though it's valued at $5 – if it's not hot.
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French meteorological services expect very hot and dry weather next week, with a slight risk of a heatwave in the southeastern part of the country.
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The day of the Street Parade itself is long, often very hot and, above all, stressful for her, her team, and the food stand operators.
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"The Ferguson Fire is burning in very rough terrain with high firefighter exposure due to very hot conditions and limited access," according to fire authorities.
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Fogo, which means fire in several languages, is a restaurant-quality charcoal that burns very hot and imparts a mild, smoky flavor to your food.
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To compensate, I often splay the chicken's legs, then sear the bird in a very hot pan before putting it into the oven to roast.
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The effect of very hot days on mortality in the United States is so low in part because of the widespread use of air-conditioning.
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Dr. Snipes mused on Tuesday that it may be "time to move on and let someone else" fill what has become a very hot seat.
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Whatever you choose, though, it's important to consider its capacity, as you'll need more water if you're running longer or when it's very hot out.
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And even though the island is very hot, covered in thick vegetation and populated by massive coconut crabs, he was already wishing for more time.
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All of which in turn set off a fascinating, mostly hidden, and still very hot debate: What, precisely, is too out there for Conscious Life?
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I chose 1858 because I knew, having researched a lot about Dickens, that he hit a very, very low point in that very hot summer.
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The mafic or basaltic magma, which is only about 45 to 55 percent silicon dioxide, can be a very hot 1,832 to 2,192 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"It is hard to compete because contemporary art is a very hot ticket," said Ms. Sackler, who preceded the board's current chairwoman, Barbara M. Vogelstein.
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According to Australia&aposs Bureau of Meteorology, very hot conditions extended throughout the east coast, with temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Candice Swanepoel announced her pregnancy -- a week after fellow Angel Behati Prinsloo announced hers – and we know she's going to be one very hot mama.
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There is, of course, an off chance that this fiery combination of planetary energies will work in your favor—and lead to some very hot sex!
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"After the Chinese New Year, the market was very hot, especially the land market, which surprised us," Hui said, referring to the holiday in early February.
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It takes the place of the manual scrub most dishes undergo before heading to a commercial dishwasher, which sanitizes them with chemicals or very hot water.
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Since that iconic finale, I've spotted running shoes everywhere, from Outdoor Voices collaborating with Hoka to very hot designer Marine Serre's collaboration with Salomon in June.
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"A place could go from being cool to being very hot pretty quickly, and it fluctuates with all kinds of climatic and geological factors," Tobin said.
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The 45-year-old fighter said he had a menu planned for the evening, but it involves his very hot wife and not your traditional cuisine.
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"At this time, the fire is totally extinct although very hot areas remain and the entire assembly structure is at risk of collapsing," the statement said.
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For reasons that are still being worked out, it "exploded," for the lack of a better word, starting out very hot and cooling as it went.
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Lincoln is not a flashy place, and usually it is either very hot — sweltering like a steam room on a recent August afternoon — or very cold.
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Yes. Check. If you don't believe us, just ask Gigi Hadid's hairstylist Jennifer Yepez who created the following looks using nothing but two (very) hot plates.
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He noted that there is still very hot weather in Texas and other parts of the south, but a big portion of the U.S. is cooler.
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The chiles knocked around in a very hot wok with sweet, juicy cabbage are small, red, sun-dried and noticeably fruity under their mouth-zapping heat.
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There is an hour and a half wait for a table at the Dior pop-up café so we walk around and it is very hot.
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Cooked along with balsamic vinegar, garlic and scallions, they turn both savory and sweet, their juices condensing in their brief stint in a very hot oven.
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"With vanilla on top, not a lot, just a drizzle, and very hot, don't make it warm," she shouted to Eddie Rodriguez, who was taking orders.
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In her speech at the swearing-in ceremony, she remembered the, "very hot, cramped immigration office," in Indianapolis as she stood next to her brother and sister.
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The energy is very hot in your love life early on today, thanks to the Sun in sexy Scorpio's connection to power planet Pluto in lusty Capricorn.
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Beyblades was a very hot product for a while — and that was because they had a TV show that shows people the brand and what it was.
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Giulia placed a piece of fresh handmade egg pasta shaped like a bicycle seat onto my anatomical snuffbox; it was very hot but it cooled quickly enough.
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In West Africa, the number of very hot days per year has doubled since the 1960s, with an extra 10 hot days every decade, the report said.
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In other words, if an object was very big, very hot, and hit another object at a very high angular momentum, it could result in a synestia.
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Once the oil is very hot, add a drop of batter into the pan — if it bubbles, add the rest of the batter to the pan. 6.
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"What we&aposre seeing with some of the most dangerous fires is that they&aposre spreading quickly, burning very hot or producing their own weather," he said.
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He is just an "impulsive and driven boss who runs a very hot and messy kitchen and does not spend a lot of time apologizing for it."
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The beaches were packed with swimmers on a very hot Memorial Day, Loewenthal said, adding that rescues might have been necessary partially due to the crowded conditions.
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"Commodities futures markets have been very hot these days while there are very few opportunities in other markets, so mutual funds are looking into commodities," she said.
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" A cynical person might hear "Privacy is a very hot topic right now and we see it as something to lean into to market our products better.
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Drinking very hot beverages likely causes cancer of the esophagus, the IARC said, though consuming coffee and herbal drinks at "normal serving temperatures" carries no cancer risk.
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"It rains in three days what it should rain in three months and we are seeing very hot days," said Diego Perez, FAO field specialist in Honduras.
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The moment he understood what was happening, his face grew very hot and his body shook this way and that as he and the car rolled downhill.
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It helped that Mikula had her initials in metal leaf on her jeep's door — which Maddow, a fan of kitsch, told New York magazine was very hot.
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Obviously, people don't think through that and they don't also think about the fact that it's very, very hot bottom of the Grand Canyon in the summer.
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I put my other bag up on the top bunk and then sat down, feeling very hot and wondering if there was air conditioning in this train.
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Then we grind them down into a powder, put everything into a big pot, and cook it all in very hot, fresh, and very clean vegetable oil.
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MR. BAIN: They're very hot, but that could be the next Franck Muller if someone buys the company and they start mass producing tons of these watches.
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Such a weather phenomenon does occur in Portugal, but generally only in the final stages of the summer, after months of very hot weather, according to experts.
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Chinese tech companies have "become a very hot topic for the world," said Ringo Choi, the head of Asia-Pacific IPOs for consulting firm Ernst and Young.
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Los Angeles Guerrillas (1-1) The Guerrillas came out very hot with a fairly dominant first map against the ROKKR and then again in the second map.
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Critics have accused President Donald Trump of letting the Saudis off the hook, but a senior official told Reuters this month it remains a "very hot issue".
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Atlanta's rental market is very hot, but it is seeing a lot of new construction, so supply is still outpacing strong demand, forcing landlords to up the ante.
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Tom Hiddleton is doing away with his demureness for a very hot second (literally), stripping down to nothing but a book for his newest role in High-Rise.
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Her baby, Ashanti Hunt, was pronounced dead at a hospital later that afternoon after coming in unresponsive and "very hot" to the touch, according to the Associated Press.
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These sort of revolving-door fundraising processes are not entirely uncommon, especially for very hot areas of investment, though the scooter scene has exploded considerably faster than most.
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The Greenland fossils also suggest that life on Earth began very soon after our planet was formed, and when it was still very hot and bombarded by asteroids.
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Arizona's most populated areas, around Tucson and Phoenix, are very, very hot in the summer, and an extra hour of daylight to stay outdoors was not an incentive.
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Long-term employees, we don't do that, but short-term employees, we have no choice but to do it, and other hotels in that very, very hot area.
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It's also a very hot moment for the musical biopic (see: Rocketman, Bohemian Rhapsody)—yet another reason why this millionth iteration of the "Bob Dylan film" isn't surprising.
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In very hot temperatures, during activities like hot yoga, all the sweating you do is simply losing water, and that the sweating process doesn't burn off extra calories.
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"Well, I would love to see Pakistan and India get along, because that's a very, very hot tinderbox," he told the Hindustan Times in an exclusive interview last month.
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An eventual rise in gas prices, or a very hot summer, could provide a lifeline for some remaining coal plants – but for many it will already be too late.
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My oven can get very hot, so that could have been the reason for the overcooked mozzarella sticks and these mac and cheese bites being done earlier than expected.
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An eventual rise in gas prices, or a very hot summer, could provide a lifeline for some remaining coal plants but for many it will already be too late.
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A good rule of thumb is a gallon of water per day per person (and pet), but you might want more if it's very hot out or you're pregnant.
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Let's say you own that beautiful Fendi baguette bag which everyone had in the 1990s when Sex and the City was very hot; and now it has come back.
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Simon's their usual hookup, but Ronna thinks she can score by cutting out the middleman and going straight to his dealer: the very hot and seedy Todd (Timothy Olyphant).
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Clear differences in climate at 1.5C and 2.0C: 1.53C would have more very hot days & depending on where you live you could see heavier downpours and/or bigger droughts.
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After the most nasty and contentious election campaign season, perhaps ever -- we can at least rally around one simple concept: We're still gonna have a very hot First Lady!
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Odell Beckham Jr. is going to training camp soon, and it looks like he's getting a head start by treading water with some very hot weight bogging him down.
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But on this occasion, Liam's backing the cause, narrating the touching tale of "The Very Hot Snowman," a warning about global warming in the form of a children's story.
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"Where we're getting to is a healthy, sustainable level from something that was running really very hot," said Jonathan Golub, chief U.S. chief investment strategist at Credit Suisse Securities.
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Make the dough: Peel the plantains (it is easier to peel them if you pop them in a very hot oven for a few minutes first, then score them).
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They enjoy crying at sad movies, and some come to enjoy the initial pain of stepping into a very hot bath or the shock of jumping into freezing water.
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But the task has been made more urgent by the Republicans' $903 trillion tax giveaway to the wealthy and corporations, which effectively threw gasoline onto a very hot barbecue.
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"We can only work in places where we can stand on the roofs of houses… because the ash is very hot," 25-year-old rescuer Diego Lorenzana told Reuters.
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To be sure, little could have been funnier than me, a very hot 6-foot-5 British man, sweating next to Rono, 5 feet 31/2 inches of pure runner.
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"Using a very hot iron for seven seconds, I burned the skin and blood vessels which irrigate the horn bud, so it won't grow," Surer said as he applied disinfectant.
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"Non-mainstream products suddenly became very hot, although more people are asking rather than making actual purchases," said a manager at a major commodities trading house in eastern Zhejiang province.
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And Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt says he can now offer employees a stake in the company—the kind of thing that helps attract top talent in a very hot industry.
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A portrait of one city: The Hottest August The documentary The Hottest August is a window into New York City over the course of one very hot month: August 10.43.
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Lots of cooks have suggestions for grilled chicken breast success; some start over very hot coals but finish over indirect heat, while some claim success cooking at full blast throughout.
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D clears the studio but instead of throwing a punch, he's ready to throw some D. The two get hot…very hot, and heavy, much to Jamal's surprise and pleasure.
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The center region of the disk was very hot, about 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit, making that area about three times as hot as Venus, the hottest planet in the solar system.
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Investing in real estate above the Arctic Circle might be a real long-term winner, but at our latitude, where it will be very hot, it would be a loser.
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Orner does not interrogate the value of Bikram yoga, which is based on 26 poses and breath work executed over the course of 90 minutes in a very hot room.
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Just a thinly cut chop pressed into some store-bought bread crumbs and seared in a very hot, generously oiled skillet until it's as golden brown as a graham cracker.
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The incident came less than a week after footage of David Dao being violently dragged from a United Airlines flight sparked national outrage and landed the company in very hot water.
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CAVUTO: No, I think you offer a lot of good ideas, Akhil Reed Amar, a way to bridge the gap, and a very hot and feisty gap between the two sides.
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BOORSTIN: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HAS BEEN A VERY HOT TOPIC HERE AND YESTERDAY JEFF BEZOS TALKED ABOUT HOW THEY ARE INVESTING HEAVILY IN A.I. AMAZON ECHO AS WELL AS THE ALEXA SOFTWARE.
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"Very hot over the Eucla (in WA) with a fresh and gusty southerly change extending from the west during the morning and afternoon," the Bureau of Meteorology said on its website.
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Cardiologist Dr. Kevin Campbell explained that when a heat stroke occurs, our bodies are unable to keep up with the cooling demands that a very hot and humid day can create.
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"This very, very hot gas can quickly cool, condense, and precipitate in much the same way that warm, humid air in Earth's atmosphere can spawn rain clouds and precipitation," Tremblay said.
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Stunningly directed, with two incredible leads who are also very hot, God's Own Country is a wonderful look at loneliness and the growing pains of learning to be intimate with someone.
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When it comes to clothing, it's important to bear in mind that, during the day, you're going to get very hot and during the night you're going to be very cold.
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There are some very hot, but somehow dangerous cheerleaders involved, and a guy who looks a bit like Bob from Twin Peaks if he had a shower and moved to Nashville.
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The Met Office said that while Britain is expected to see some rain on Saturday and Sunday, the very hot spell will continue next week with temperatures rising to over 30C.
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Cooks can mix it with water or juice and paint it over the top of a warmed ham, then send it back into a very hot oven to set the glaze.
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"My cousin and I waited for two hours [in a] long queue to be the waiter for the four star hotel in my city, on a very hot day," he says.
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"A very hot welcome is being planned for Mr. Trump," said Alexis Danzig, a member of Rise and Resist, an informal group of activists which formed as Trump came to power.
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The fire is the latest example of how climate change is leading to more extreme behavior by making the combination of very hot, extremely dry conditions both more intense and more frequent.
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But very hot fires can damage the soil and make it water-resistant, which produces heavy runoff during rainstorms and snowmelt, which in turn can cause severe erosion, mud slides and floods.
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"It can be due to exposure to indoor UV lights, or just in a very hot and humid environment, and even with strenuous activity that causes you to sweat profusely," Chaiyasit says.
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"Concerns that very hot and dry weather could return to the U.S. Midwest in the next few days have lent some buoyancy to the corn price," Commerzbank said in a market note.
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Snap: yes, we want your IPO support, and no, you can't see our booksHow far will banks go to be part of an initial public offering that probably will be very hot?
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However, in 2016, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is part of the World Health Organization, concluded that drinking very hot beverages may increase the risk of esophageal cancer.
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The gas between the galaxies in the cluster is very hot, according to the study, and can reportedly produce these huge gas clouds which feed the black hole of the giant galaxy.
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"Certainly this will help cool down the very hot futures market with futures prices rallying for either fundamental or speculative reasons," said Helen Lau, an analyst at Argonaut Securities in Hong Kong.
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" When Stevie got up to leave he claims Joseline grabbed a bowl off the table with "about 6 to 8 very hot mushrooms ready to be served and threw it at him.
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The report's concerns about "very hot" beverages included mention of mate, a type of tea traditionally consumed in South America, the Middle East and some parts of Europe, often at high temperatures.
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If I fill it with water and ice cubes in the morning, the ice cubes are usually still in there by the end of the day — even if it's very hot outside.
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Why it matters: Oscar's growth makes it a possible takeover candidate in what has become a very hot M&A market for health care services, even if it continues to be unprofitable.
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"The idea was to bring a little bit of cold to Rio, which is a very hot place," explains Lorena Santos, marketing manager of Prezunic, the supermarket behind the pop-up bar.
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In fact, many dishwashers no longer have a heating element for drying, instead relying on the heat from items exposed to the very hot washing water to dry the load of dishes.
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At its new location on Stanton Street, the restaurant lasted only a few months, as it waited on a liquor license and then the air-conditioner broke during a very hot summer.
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It was made out of a grey pen, and got very hot as soon as I held the flame up to its tiny "bowl," which I'd packed (loosely) with mysterious green herbiage.
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Peter Haertsch, the doctor in charge of the burns unit caring for the returned Australians, said they been exposed to fast-moving clouds of very hot volcanic gas and pumice and ash.
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"It's just another very hot day," said resident Hayley Nunn, who is the manager of the town's distinct pink roadhouse where tourists stop on their way to and from the Simpson Desert.
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Based on limited evidence, for example, the IARC says that "drinking very hot beverages probably causes cancer of the esophagus in humans," yet hundreds of millions of people drink coffee every day.
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Deni, by contrast, is associated with red throughout the movie, from the first glimpse of him in a (very hot) scarlet head wrap to his spontaneous medley performance with red-suited backup dancers.
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"It's very hot, and we now need good rains for small pods to develop well," said Basile Yoro, who farms near the western region of Soubre, at the heart of the cocoa belt.
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Loden said that the wedding was "very hot," and Strahovski interjected to explain that at the time, there was a major heat wave going on in Northern California, where the wedding was held.
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E.M. Muhammed, a breeding expert, has been experimenting with an indigenous strain of miniature cattle that produce less milk than typical crossbred cows but are much better able to stand very hot weather.
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At Jonny Kest's classes at Center for Yoga, the suburban Detroit studio he founded in 1993, it's not unusual to find 75 or more students wedged into the very hot, very dark studio.
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Outside, it was still very hot, but the tent was air-conditioned, and there was soft grass underfoot, partly covered with throw rugs; in the winter months, polo is played on the turf.
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The energy will be competitive on June 21, when Venus opposes Mars, but this could also make for some very hot interactions between yourself and a crush, plus excitement in your social life.
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Based on limited evidence from the studies they reviewed, the researchers found a link between esophageal cancer and drinks that are very hot (at or above 70 degrees Celsius, or 158 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Then on to Gimlet Pictures, it's growing because TV markets are very hot and the whole network television system is sort of being refactored and it created an opportunity for us to come in.
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In the United Arab Emirates, a completely different, very hot climate, pearl oysters — an emblematic local species — were used for over a year to monitor water quality around one of Total ABK's offshore platforms.
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The new classification puts consuming very hot drinks in the same risk group as exposure to substances such as lead, gasoline and exhaust fumes, which are also classified as "possibly carcinogenic" by the agency.
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Philipp Leutiger, a partner at management consulting firm Roland Berger, describes B2B as "very hot" with investors hunting for capex-light business models with the potential to be profitable at a very early stage.
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Anyway, all of which is to say: BANKS has released a new video and it's freaky as fuck but also very hot in a way that only a chosen few can get away with.
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"It was a very hot day and I happened to be wearing sandals like I am today so I just kicked them off because it was so hot we went across barefoot," he explained.
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She lays them flat-side-down on a screaming hot cast-iron skillet (truly very hot—the high-smoke-point canola oil she used is, indeed, smoking) so they get deeply browned and crisped.
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I went in thinking that it was very hot outside and movie theaters are cool inside, but Pixels ended up being so bad it wasn't even worth the air conditioning it was shown in.
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"We say: be prudent, let hot drinks cool down," he told Reuters, adding that the WHO's advice was to "not consume foods or drinks when they are at a very hot - scalding hot - temperature".
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It's a show about sisters; a show about depression; a show about coping with grief; a show about self-acceptance; a show about celebrating female rage; a show starring a very, very hot priest.
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Sweden's biggest reactor - 1.4 GW Oskarshamn 3 - should be less vulnerable to very hot summers due to the depth of water, said a spokesman for operator OKG, a unit of Uniper Energy (UN01.DE).
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Best served with a very, very hot bath, Lush's Valentine's Day treat looks like cotton candy, smells like a field of lavender, and will turn your average soak into a dreamy swirl of pastel shimmer.
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There is no conclusive evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer, the World Health Organization's cancer agency will say as it downgrades its warning, but it will also say all "very hot" drinks are probably carcinogenic.
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Joining host Kerri Doherty, Bert will stop by to give his important Muppet opinion on everything going down at SXSW, and we have a feeling we might just be in for some very hot takes.
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It added that a full assessment of the damage may take weeks, while some of its other properties to the northwest and south of the flood zone were still short of rain and very hot.
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A pair that you've hedged a lot of bets on and think that is going to be very hot, eight months later doesn't end up being so hot because the kids don't get into it.
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"Because this is the summertime there, the dry conditions also mean that it has been very hot, and these high temperatures have been drying out the soil, which is not helping the crops," he said.
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Stir a couple of refrigerator-cold, soft-boiled eggs into a bowl of very hot rice (I usually microwave day-old rice for this) with a dash of soy sauce and a pinch of salt.
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One day while shopping in Home Depot, a lovely dark-skinned man of obvious Asian origin commented to me how very hot he found it in my Florida hometown ever since moving from New York.
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Many planets that orbit red dwarfs in the habitable zone are tidally locked, meaning the exoplanets have a very cold permanent night on one side and very hot permanent day on the other, Feng said.
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The $86,060 Demon is being limited to a production run of just 3,300 for North America, so it is adding to that number rather than burning three people with build slots for these very hot machines.
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One night, Velchaninov is gripped by mysterious and agonizing pains, and Trusotsky, with an almost demented fervour, forces him to drink "two or three cups of very hot weak tea — boiling hot" as a sureshot remedy.
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"We were seated in a small, very hot room, somewhere in what felt like the basement of the palace, with mostly just bananas and orange juice for dinner" she tells PEOPLE in an email from Tokyo.
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Ben was spotted Thursday night leaving Nobu Malibu rocking a very casual single-guy look -- loose jeans, jacket, t-shirt with a cig in hand -- after having dinner with a very hot blonde who's not Lindsay.
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"He had a rash that started on his abdomen and spread throughout the rest of his body and the day before he complained about being very hot and having muscle aches and ankle pain," Lednicky said.
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"Smoking is bad for you please don't do it live for me bc I love you very much but you still managed to look very hot so I will give you a pass," wrote another commenter.
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"Then one day a graduate student who is working on the project was taking samples out of a very hot furnace while I was walking by, and it was blue, a very beautiful blue," he said.
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While there are lots of very hot shirtless men and a lot of fun is happening on the show, there's also this deeper emotional and psychological character work that's going on that's really exciting to me.
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"If we don't have a quicker transition to La Nina, we have less likelihood of very hot and dry summer across the United States," Tapley said on the sidelines of a grains industry seminar in Singapore.
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There was a pragmatic rationale for the minimal styling up top, too: it was very hot, as a couple of stars noted, like presenter Nicole Scherzinger, who bemoaned the sticky temps on the step-and-repeat.
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Pros: Ceramic and infrared technology for even and efficient heating, multiple heat and speed settings, long cord length, three-year warrantyCons: Concentrator attachment comes off easily, the nozzle of the hair dryer can become very hot
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In a 2003 episode of Sex and the City, Samantha drags Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte to a restaurant called Raw, where (extremely Carrie Bradshaw voice) food is served cold and a certain waiter is very hot.
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Instead, while almost every other member of the Roy family attends the Waystar-Royco corporate retreat, she hangs out with Connor's girlfriend/future first lady Willa then gets laid by a very hot, very dumb man.
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"These results suggest that drinking very hot beverages is one probable cause of oesophageal cancer and that it is the temperature, rather than the drinks themselves, that appears to be responsible," said IARC's director, Christopher Wild.
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It was a very hot day, but Mr. Johnson, tall and handsome with long gangly arms and a neatly trimmed Afro that he often tucks into an A. HAM baseball cap, was game for a stroll.
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Ahead of the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday, Hollywood's A-listers flocked to producer Jennifer Klein's home in Brentwood to get some pampering in at her annual Day of Indulgence before hitting the (very hot) red carpet.
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At the same time, however, it will say other scientific evidence suggests that drinking anything very hot - around 65 degrees Celsius or above – including water, coffee, tea and other beverages, probably does cause cancer of the oesophagus.
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For corn, threats to production remain as forecasts indicated very hot and dry weather could return to the U.S. Midwest in the weeks ahead, particularly in parts of producing states Illinois and Indiana, Commodity Weather Group said.
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But even without mantle convection generating heat, the core radioactive heat sources would be close to the surface so could make it very hot with possibilities for lots of volcanism until the radioactive core stopped generating heat.
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The risk here has to do with how very hot beverages damage the lining of the esophagus, potentially triggering cancer-causing genetic mutations or making it easier for carcinogens — like cigarette smoke — to flow into the cells.
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"The 90's retro trend is very hot right now and Fila and Champion are at the center of it," said Matt Powell, a senior sports industry analyst at the New York-based research firm NPD Group.
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Very hot and dry weather could return to the U.S. Midwest in the next two weeks, particularly in parts of major producing states Illinois, Iowa and Indiana, according to a report by Commodity Weather Group on Wednesday.
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Dana Loomis, deputy head of the IARC program that classifies carcinogens, said they began to look into a possible link after seeing unusually high rates of esophageal cancer in countries where drinking very hot beverages is common.
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At the same time, however, it will say other scientific evidence suggests that drinking anything very hot - around 65 degrees Celsius or above - including water, coffee, tea and other beverages, probably does cause cancer of the oesophagus.
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And, sure, she lusts for the Priest, because he's so very hot, but what shakes her even more than her attraction to him is the realization that he can't see us, but maybe he can see her.
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At the same time, however, IARC presented other scientific evidence which suggests that drinking anything very hot - around 65 degrees Celsius or above - including water, coffee, tea and other beverages, probably does cause cancer of the oesophagus.
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Olivia Wilde has quintessential hot-girl hair – shiny, (seemingly) low-maintenance, and often styled in the sexy, natural-looking waves that would take us nothing short of a half hour and a very hot curling wand to create.
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Wylie writes that this means, if shorted, the component remains "very hot" even when the pi-top has been shut down and unplugged — as heat is generated by the pi-top continuing to draw power from the battery.
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A pork loin with a little cap of fat is rubbed with onion and garlic, both in granulated form, then roasted fast in a very hot oven whose residual heat is used to roast a couple of jalapeños.
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This is how I found myself walking the streets of Cleveland with nuns offering strangers a simple act of kindness— a cup of lemonade on a very hot day — as they made their way to the convention center.
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Additionally, transportation time for all chickens and turkeys cannot exceed four hours, since they are not given food or water during transport and trucks are not climate-controlled, which can mean they can be very hot or cold.
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While she's figuring it out, a wrong-number text leads to an accidental catfish, and Sierra finds herself falling in love with a very hot boy played by Noah Centineo from To All The Boys I've Loved Before.
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Scrape the cooking surface clean with a stiff brush, a bench scraper or salt; rinse with very hot water and, if needed, a drop of soap; put it back on the stove over low heat until completely dry.
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It was very hot last Tuesday night in the SoHo apartment of Jenna Lyons and Courtney Crangi, and not just because it was about 80 degrees outside and the air-conditioning unit was not up to the job.
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So you don't have to pump heat against its natural gradient, like you do if you're running a conventional air conditioner on a hot day, blowing hot air out of the house into a very hot atmosphere, outside.
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You see, of course, Britain, with the Brexit issues becoming very, very hot, I would say, nobody knows how it's going to be resolved, or look at France, where Mr Macron's very much involved in also domestic issues.
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When Thomas Rhett isn't busy performing on his Very Hot Summer tour, Akins says the family loves to do seasonal arts and crafts together — and the country musician enjoys the activities just as much as the kids do.
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I'm being serious when I say that in the hands of a master conversationalist, a well-timed, perfectly placed "Hot enough for you?" can serve delight on a very hot day or (even better) a very cold one.
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Surrounded by swaying palms, the San Jacinto Mountains, nearby national parks, and near-perfect year-round weather (apart from a very hot summer, of course), Palm Springs is my favorite place for a rejuvenating, but still affordable escape.
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Sweden's biggest reactor - the 1.4 GW Oskarshamn 3 - was not affected and should be less vulnerable to very hot summers because of the depth from which it takes its sea water, a spokesman for operator OKG has said.
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"By the time they reach the coastal strip of Southern California, they're very hot, very dry because they originate in the desert, and very gusty because they accelerate," says Janin Guzman-Morales, a climatologist at UC San Diego.
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This year is the 30th anniversary of the release of Spike Lee's game-changing drama "Do the Right Thing," about the rise of racial tensions during one very hot day on a block in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.
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This year is the 30th anniversary of the release of Spike Lee's game-changing drama "Do the Right Thing," about the rise of racial tensions during one very hot day on a block in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.
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One of the most intense, likely very hot, possibly freaky, and definitely life-changing days of the month for you will be February 18, which is when sexy Venus meets power planet Pluto in your opposite sign, Capricorn.
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However, in an interview with the Hindustan Times just before addressing the crowd of Indian-Americans, Trump said he'd be willing to play a mediating role in addressing the "very, very hot tinderbox" of Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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By examining shifts in the wavelength of very hot oxygen atoms, the researchers were able to show that our galactic halo is not only spinning, it's spinning insanely fast, and in the same direction as the Milky Way itself.
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If you've ever dabbed on your favorite scent on a very hot day only to find it either disappeared immediately, or felt way too heavy, then you know that the final days of summer call for special scent selection.
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The two-week tournament moved into its second day of play on Tuesday and while it was undoubtedly very hot, the mercury peaked at 37.8C, leaving tournament meteorologist Bob Leighton confident there would be no need for special measures.
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Junior staff writer Caroline Haskins joined us this fall and immediately started writing thoughtful pieces about breaking news both very hot and very cold, including an attempted murder in Antarctica, Kim Kardashian's private firefighters, and wildfire refugees in California.
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In the book, you note that the study of the microbiome was once a very peripheral field of science that was actually quite marginalized — and yet more recently, it's become a very hot topic and an area of focus.
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LONDON, June 15 (Reuters) - There is no conclusive evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer, the World Health Organization's cancer agency will say as it downgrades its warning, but it will also say all "very hot" drinks are probably carcinogenic.
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She didn't lose the run of herself by way of a response but she said yes, it is very hot, and he believed that something at least cousinly to a smile softened her mouth and moved across her eyes.
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A former campaign finance lawyer by trade, McGahn now continues finds himself in the midst of a multiple political firestorms, with a client that blasts out tweets on the very hot-button topics McGahn has been tapped to manage.
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"When I first saw him appear on camera—he was so modest and forgot to introduce himself and did a cute little laugh—I realized that he was very hot and, in fact, my celebrity crush," she told me.
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"Taiwan is in subtropical climate, so that's why the expressions are different from other whisky because we are in very hot climate," Liu says as I wipe my forehead with a paper towel to sop up my dripping sweat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There is no conclusive evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer, the World Health Organization's cancer agency said on Wednesday in a reverse of its previous warning, but it also said all "very hot" drinks are probably carcinogenic.
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On very hot days, or stressful days, or (most often) days that are both hot and stressful, it even feels a little powerful — a way to beat the system, a trick that harms no one else and keeps your feet dry.
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"The Bank of England has offered some clarity on callables and it's a very hot topic under discussion around the UK banking community and very much on the agenda," said Peter Mason, co-head of FIG banking for EMEA at Barclays.
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The bigger picture is that, as internet penetration continues to rise in the country by way of smartphones, and people's standard of living and disposable income continue to improve, India has become a very hot and fast-growing e-commerce market.
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By simply sitting in what I assume must be a very hot, brightly lit studio and shaking one's head back and forth, the system gets enough data to put together a really quite decent reproduction of one's head of hair.
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But the International Agency for Research on Cancer, or IARC, also announced in a report published on Wednesday that drinking "very hot" beverages of any kind could potentially raise the cancer risk, and it classified them as "probably carcinogenic" to humans.
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"I'm not really sure why coffee was in a higher category in the first place" Loomis said very hot beverages might cause a "thermal injury" in the throat that could eventually promote the growth of tumors, but that evidence was limited.
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Unlike traditional large-scale geothermal projects — which generally tap deep sources of very hot water readily accessible only in volcanic regions — the small units can generate power off lower-temperature geothermal sources, making them deployable in far more geographic locations.
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"These results suggest that drinking very hot beverages is one probable cause of esophageal cancer and that it is the temperature, rather than the drinks themselves, that appears to be responsible," IARC director Christopher Wild tells the AFP news agency.
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Big City Chances are that if you are reading this in or near New York City now, meaning sometime between the 22nd and 26th day of the seventh month of the 17th year of the 21st century, you are very hot.
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Recently, researchers also discovered that people in northeastern Iran who drank two cups of very hot tea every day were at a 90% higher risk of developing esophageal cancer than their Iranian neighbors who waited for their brew to chill.
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All told, Oregon could be lucky to get to a bowl game this season, and with a future that has looked bleaker by the week since former Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota left, coach Mark Helfrich's seat is getting very hot.
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This version of the recipe works with corn or acorn flour, and it includes a photo of a dog that looks determined to not spit out a very hot (as in stolen, as well as fresh out of the fire) ASHCAKE.
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AND THAT'S BEEN WRONG, BECAUSE THE MARKET HAS BEEN VERY HOT AND THE PROBLEM FOR PEOPLE LIKE ME IS I'VE HAD THAT EXPRESS WITH LONG INDIVIDUAL STOCKS AND SHORT YOU KNOW, FUTURES OF SOME SORT OR THE MARKET IN SOME FASHION.
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The broccoli was his favorite part, he said, lightly tossed in a wok that never got very hot on her electric-coil stove, and mixed with a sauce she never thickened beyond its base of pungent oyster cut through with soy.
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The singer-songwriter and his posse of regular co-writers (five of whom, including dad Rhett Akins, appeared at the press conference) have finished about 100 songs since June while Thomas Rhett has been out on his Very Hot Summer Tour.
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By the end of the century, there could be 33 of those very hot days annually in Cranford, according to a New York Times analysis, meaning that the number of "extreme heat days" during the school year could rise sharply.
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"We have been able to put the banks in the holding yard, our branding iron is very hot in the forge and it's got the two symbols, RC, on it," said Culleton, referring both to his own initials and to a Royal Commission.
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The concrete in the floor and ceiling is embedded with tubes of water and is supposed to lock in a temperature between 68 and 77 degrees, so that the heating or cooling system will kick in only on very hot or cold days.
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I was sitting cross-legged on a spare bed in a friend's house and it was very hot, and between the sound of the fan and the sound of the city outside, the game wormed its way into my head, where it stayed.
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Despite the fact that Florida is very hot and full of both people and nature that will kill you, the number of transplants who want to take up residence in the Magic City is apparently growing—and that is pushing up rents.
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Many drivers do not like the shuttle services through the tunnel, either because they fear boarding the train will damage their vehicles or because it is less comfortable: the tunnel often gets very hot and there are no catering services onboard the trains.
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"Any employer that has a rule to the contrary is going to find itself in very hot water," said Jillian T. Weiss, a professor of law and society at Ramapo College who has worked on a number of cases involving transgender workplace issues.
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Researchers also are trying to train crops like maize and wheat to produce their own nitrogen fertilizer from the air - a trick soybeans and other legumes use - and exploring how to make wheat and rice better at photosynthesis in very hot conditions.
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For hobbyists trying to strike it rich with cryptocurrency mining, but who don't have access to gigantic warehouses where they can park the hardware, making money means packing a bunch of very loud and very hot computers into your house or apartment.
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"Here in Anaheim, what to do about the homeless encamped along the Santa Ana River, in our parks, and in our freeway verges has been a very hot topic for a couple of years, getting hotter all the time," wrote Julia Schroter.
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And fourth and finally, by finishing the chicken in a very hot oven on top of the leeks, which makes the dish into a high school cover-band version of one the chef Suzanne Goin sometimes serves at her Lucques in Los Angeles.
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If a sticky mystery substance has dried on a hard surface, make a hot compress of sorts by soaking a rag or sponge in very hot water, wringing it out and pressing it against the spill until the compress loses its heat.
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"The coverage of the Knicks in this city can be very hot-takey, and we wanted to produce content that was nuanced but also honest," said Jonathan Macri, a special-education teacher in Brooklyn and the site's lead writer and podcast host.
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" Mark Bartelstein, a top N.B.A. agent whose client Gordon Hayward recently signed with the Chinese shoe company Anta, said the companies were battling for a piece of the basketball business because "the money follows what is hot, and the N.B.A. is very hot.
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There was a 2013 tweet, "Kathryn Bigelow would be considered a mildly interesting filmmaker if she was a man but since she's a very hot woman she's really overrated," which inspired such furor he issued a formal apology in The Daily Beast.
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However, a review by the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a branch of the World Health Organization, found that drinking very hot beverages was "probably carcinogenic to humans" due to burns to the esophagus; there was no relation to the chemical acrylamide.
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If you're unfamiliar with PC construction, PC Building Simulator will spare you the horrors and injuries that accompany the building of your first custom computer (turns out, processors get very hot) by giving you a virtual world where you can click and assemble without consequences.
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MACCALLUM: Let&aposs not the politics don&apost get in the way of a solution because both sides would really rather not have the other side involved to come up with a solution that it seems it&aposs a -- with this very hot debate.
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The policeman pointed a gun at him, yanked him out of the car, forced him to the ground, pushed his head into the very hot asphalt pavement, handcuffed him too tight, yanked him up, closed the door by hitting his head against the door.
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"These results suggest that drinking very hot beverages is one probable cause of esophageal cancer and that it is the temperature, rather than the drinks themselves, that appears to be responsible," said Dr. Christopher Wild, director of the International Agency for Research on Cancer.
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There's a line to pay too much for drinks, a big white dome that is not too hot, a former school that was turned into a museum that is very hot, and a sweltering zine tent that may have been created to help induce visions.
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Hard wax is typically used very hot, whereas soft wax is more often used in strip form, but it's important to understand the difference between the two, because requesting the wrong type of wax could end in ingrown hair and a whole lot of pain.
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"These results suggest that drinking very hot beverages is one probable cause of esophageal cancer and that it is the temperature, rather than the drinks themselves, that appears to be responsible," said Christopher Wild, the director of the International Agency for Research on Cancer.
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The Regents exams help determine whether a student graduates and goes to college, and Park finds that when a student has the bad luck to have Regents exams fall on very hot days, he or she is slightly less likely to graduate on time.
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While it's true that there is no specific offense of collusion, any proof that the President or his election team knew that there was an attempt by Russia to interfere in the election to help Trump win could plunge them into very hot water.
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The American Cancer Society includes frequently drinking very hot liquids on its list of risk factors for the squamous cell type of esophageal cancer, one of the most common types of the disease, which starts in the flat cells that line the food pipe.
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And what I found among his current and former colleagues is that they really have the exact same story about an impulsive and driven boss who runs a very hot and messy kitchen and does not spend a lot of time apologizing for it.
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It's a sign of how the market is very hot at the moment: VCs and other investment firms have raised fuelled by large sums of cash that now need to be put to use, and they are all looking for strong bets to do just that.
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If you watch a very hot knife cut through a piece of styrofoam, it's going to be exactly as satisfying as you'd think it'd be.. The styrofoam shrivels up after each cut and turns into this goo that looks more like a marshmallow than anything else.
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I once spent a good solid week in a very hot San Mateo courtroom attempting to justify Outlook's SPAM filter by signing up a mediator to a variety of online forums and then waiting for the "know it when you see it" to start rolling in.
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As with the QGP, deciding when it first becomes a thermalized object depends on the definition of 'object,' but even ignoring the very early (and very hot) times that we can really only speculate about, it is easy to get temperatures above 100 trillion trillion degrees.
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Stardust eventually turned on Goldust, and rather than a major WrestleMania payoff for a very hot angle with a very simple story—brother against brother, as old a story as exists on Earth—the feud ended with an anticlimactic roll-up loss on a B-level event.
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The video, "The Very Hot Snowman," shows a cartoon snowman, melting under the heat of the sun, while Gallagher's narration warns "Our earth is too 'ot, and it's getting even 'otter," and urges people to get involved in a campaign to raise awareness of climate change.
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The risk, of course, is that while the model works well in a very hot housing market like today's, the market won't always be hot, and Ribbon could be left holding the bag — as in holding homes that are not appreciating as quickly as they are now.
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"Normally your body [regulates heat] by sweating and as cool air hits you the body cools, but because the room is very hot you don't really get the opportunity to off that heat," says Noah Greenspan, a cardiovascular and pulmonary physical therapist in New York City.
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A recent study I did with colleagues showed that deaths as a result of these very hot days in the United States declined by more than 80 percent from 1960 to 2004 — and it was the adoption of air-conditioning that accounted for nearly the entire decline.
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Here's how it could work: While solar panels are cold objects pointed at the very hot and bright sun to absorb light and generate power, Munday's proposal would work in reverse: His thermoradiative cells would heat up and point at the night sky, a much cooler object.
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As for the calculus of his own "perfect happy day," Mr. Ura said it involves six hours of "profoundly deep" sleep, an hourlong afternoon walk to a forest and avoiding what many of his fellow citizens might consider a fifth pillar of happiness: Bhutan's very hot chilies.
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The process I'm referring to is one every Korean child has endured, to varying degrees of pain — one that involves an exfoliating mitt that's dragged up and down your body after you've soaked in a tub of very hot water, until your skin turns a rosy steamed-lobster red.
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I've been a Glaswegian country singer (Wild Rose), a fury-filled inductee into a Swedish folkloric cult (Midsommar), a member of the Avengers (Avengers: Endgame), a dancer in the throes of a drug-fueled mass psychosis (Climax), and a very hot stuntman (Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood).
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Both of the daughters' issues with their mother are connected to sex, and the show liberates its Latina viewers (ahem, me) with very hot, very explicit feminist sex scenes, showing these girls get the kind of sex they want, on their terms — queer, topping, receiving of pleasure, cheating, descarada.
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"These observations of Kepler-13Ab are telling us how condensates and clouds form in the atmospheres of very hot Jupiters, and how gravity will affect the composition of an atmosphere," study lead author Thomas Beatty, an assistant research professor of astronomy at Pennsylvania State University, said in a statement .
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"The majority of esophageal cancers occur in parts of Asia, South America, and East Africa, where regularly drinking very hot beverages is common and where the reasons for the high incidence of this cancer are not as well understood," IARC director Christopher Wild, PhD, said in a press release.
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"It's a very hot topic — right now people are feeling responsible for making sure a black mayor is elected again," said Kelley Bass Jackson, the former daughter-in-law of Maynard Jackson, Atlanta's first black mayor, who noted, pointedly, that she does not subscribe to this way of thinking.
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We get a taste of the now-standard trope of masc-on-masc romance (and how it intersects with internalized anti-gay sentiment) in the coupling between Justin and Midwestern hottie Max, who have a very hot Brokeback-y encounter in a closet as Jonathan awkwardly walks in on them.
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The opportunity around collaboration and workplace communication has become a very hot area in the last few years, spurred by the general growth of social media in the consumer market and people in business environments wanting to bring in the same kinds of tools to help them get work done.
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The President and his supporters get very hot and bothered about the so-called "Russia Investigation" and the Don Jr. email chain adds to the growing body of evidence that a lot of people connected to the Trump campaign have been lying about connections to and meetings with supportive Russians.
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"Renault has committed to recalling a certain number of vehicles, more than 15,000 vehicles, to check them and adjust them correctly so the filtration system works even when it is very hot or when it is below 17 degrees, because that's when the filtration system no longer worked," Royal said.
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The MH-47E is a heavy assault helicopter with aerial refueling capability, as well as advanced integrated avionics, an external rescue hoist, and two L714 turbine engines with Full Authority Digital Electronic Control that enables the MH-47E to operate in high-altitude or very hot environments, according to SOCOM.
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In the event the candy had become truly fused to a hard surface — like a half-sucked lollipop that's been abandoned on a windowsill — wet a rag with very hot water, wring it out and press it on the sticky mess, repeating as needed until it softens enough to wipe up.
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Body adornments dominate the shortlist, which also includes a sleeping mask; a nightshirt inspired by, of course, Rembrandt's painting commonly known as "The Night Watch"; and a dress by researcher Andrea Wallace, a museum image rights enthusiast on the path to making metadata a very hot and non-insider topic.
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As for approaching hair loss, one reader and breast cancer survivor suggests purchasing halo wigs and topping them off with a hat as full wigs can become very hot and uncomfortable, while the president and founder of Image Recovery Centers, Marianne Kelly, suggests stimulating hair follicles by massaging your scalp with jojoba oil.
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Doctors who examined him at the time reported severe injuries, including a head fracture, a split lower lip, spiral fractures in the legs, burns in the diaper area that indicated immersion in a very hot liquid and bruising to the head that "would have required substantial force by squeezing," court documents show.
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When the researchers looked at average temperatures in the 30 days before these women gave birth, they found that the prevalence of gestational diabetes was 4.6% among those exposed to very cold temperatures (14 degrees Fahrenheit or lower), compared to 7.7% among those exposed to very hot temperatures (75 degrees Fahrenheit or higher).
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Sear the fish — either filled with fondue, or alone (if serving it atop the fondue) — on a grill or a very, very large hot pan or griddle — or just place in a very hot oven, 400 degrees for 20 minutes if you don't sear it and 15-18 minutes if you do. 7.
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One his workout is complete, Tony spends a few minutes in a very hot sauna, followed by a quick dip in icy cold water — transitioning between these temperature extremes helps him keep his heart rate up, and it goes a long way towards getting him energized and ready to tackle the coming day.
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Alber Elbaz, fashion designer The one thing that always impressed me was if you walked down the Rue St.-Honoré late on a Sunday night when it was dark and deserted, no matter if it was rainy or cold or very hot, you would always see Colette and Sarah arranging the windows together.
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Of course, Pulev is in very hot water for kissing Vegas Sports Daily reporter Jenny Sushe after knocking out Bogdan Dinu Saturday night in Costa Mesa, CA. Sushe laughed it off during the incident -- but immediately lawyered up, hiring Gloria Allred and now she's considering taking legal action against the 37-year-old fighter.
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But I think the reason for this investment is that the investors see our technology as one that offers consumers a number of benefits over lithium ion — longer duration in order to have solar-plus as a base load, the ability to work in very hot environments, and indefinite cycles at a similar price point.
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